Study In New Zealand
Study in New Zealand
CASStudy in New Zealand, one of the safest and most beautiful countries in the world. A strong research-intensive curriculum is a major advantage for applicants.
Situated in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand, the land of the Long White Cloud for the local Maori people, is an island country. It comprises the North and South Islands, along with many smaller islands and breath-taking landmasses. The New Zealand culture is a diverse and unique blend of Maori and European traditions, with influences from Asia, Polynesia and many other countries.
Education system in New Zeland
CASThe tertiary education system in New Zealand comprises universities, polytechnics and Wānanga.
Universities: There are 600 private universities and 8 state-funded universities in New Zealand. Public universities offer undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD programmes to its students.
ITPs: These are institutes of technology and polytechnics (ITPs) that offer foundation courses and undergraduate and postgraduate vocational courses for students. Currently, there are 23 polytechnics in New Zealand.
Wananga: If you are keen about learning the traditional values of Maori cultures, then Wānanga institutes are right for you. These institutes teach you everything about the culture of the Maori people.
Why Study in New Zealand?
CASWorld’s most recognized education system
Hospitality programs with paid internships
Education system
Fee payment only on visa approval
Low tuition fees
Large number of prestigious universities
Work permit for Spouse
- World’s most recognised education system
- Perfect balance in theoretical and practical modules focused on industry centric training
- Qualifications widely recognized and respected internationally
- Cost of education is cheaper as compared to US/ Europe
- Fee payment only on visa approval
- Cost effective industry endorsed programs for engineers
- Hospitality programs with paid internships
- Skill shortage across various sectors therefore high demand for fresh graduates
- Temperate climate with pleasant seasonal changes conducive for study and recreation.
- Large numbers of Indians has migrated in the last 10 years and have been successful.
- High Student Visas as compared to countries like the US
- Work permit for Spouse
IELTS scores as a proof of English Proficiency.
- Diploma programs: Overall band score of 5.5 with no band less than 5.0
- Bachelor’s Degree: Overall band score of 6.0
- Graduate Diploma: Overall band score of 6.0
- Post Graduate Diploma : IELTS Score is 6.5 overall
- Master Programs: Overall band score of 6.5
- 20 hours per week; 40 hours during vacation.
- Spouse eligible for full time work permit for students pursuing Post graduate qualification.
- Diploma & Graduate Diploma – Inside Auckland 1 year Stay Back, Outside Auckland 2 years Stay Back.
- Graduate Diploma Leading to Registration – 2 years Stay Back
- Post Graduate Diploma & Masters – 3 years Stay Back
- February
- July
- October
- 20 hours per week; 40 hours during vacation.
- Spouse eligible for full time work permit for students pursuing Post graduate qualification.
WHY STUDY IN UK?
- The UK is home to some of the world’s oldest and Internationally acclaimed Universities.
- 4 UK Universities finds place amongst World Top 10 Universities.
- Excellent Undergraduate & postgraduate courses to study in the UK.
- Shorter duration of courses.
- Taught Masters as well as Research Masters programmes available.
- 1-year master’s programmes, sandwich courses offered.
- Study in UK without IELTS/with IELTS – options available.
- Affordable tuition fees.
- Fully funded eligibility based UK scholarships for Indian students*.
- 2-year post-study work visa (UK stay back) ( GIR).
- Excellent post-study employment avenues & career support.
- Avail free medical treatment as a student in the UK through the National Health Service (NHS) by paying a nominal amount as International Health Surcharge.
The higher education imparting bodies in the UK are
- Colleges
- Universities
- Institutions of higher education.
- Degree courses
- Vocational training
- Diplomas
- Postgraduate courses.
- Sandwich courses: 4 year courses with one year industry placement
- First degree courses of 3-4 years duration.
- Diplomas and vocational courses of 1-2 years with the Vocational and Technical Education Councils conferring the degree certificate.
- Masters for 1 or 2 years
- Postgraduate study may be in one of two forms – either as a work of independent research under supervision or a taught course of one or two year’s duration.
The IELTS is seen as a very important exam necessary to study in the UK. But did you know that there are alternate ways to study in the UK without the need to write the IELTS exam.
- Education in an English Medium School: If you studied in an English medium school, then certain universities accept a Medium of Instruction(MOI) certificate from the school as proof of your English proficiency.
- Class 12th English Scores: Many universities will consider your 12th grade English language exam scores as proof.
- Online Interview: Some universities may ask you to take part in interviews online conducted through platforms such as Skype or Microsoft Teams to check your English language capabilities.
- Other Exams: Instead of IELTS or TOEFL or
PTE, certain universities may ask you to take a qualifying exam of their own.
While applying to study in the UK without IELTS, you will usually be asked to provide the following documents:
- 10th Mark Sheet
- 12th Mark Sheet
- Bachelor’s Semester Marks Sheet
- Provisional Certificate & Consolidated Mark Sheet
- Medium of Instruction Certificate (if applicable)
- Passport
- Letters of Recommendation
- Resume
- Statement of Purpose
- University Offer Letter
- Letter of Experience (if applicable)
- Other Academic Transcripts
Keep in mind that proficiency in English is a must to obtain a Tier 4 UK student visa. For Diploma programs an overall band score of 5.0 is needed while for Bachelor’s Degree an overall band score of 6.0 is required and for a Masters Programs an overall band score of 6.0 – 6.5 is needed. If your university doesn’t require an IELTS score, make sure to ask them to provide documents confirming your eligibility for the visa.
TUITION COST
- An average of 10,000 GBP per year*
*Fees information given are of informative nature may vary from university to university
COST OF LIVING
- 11385 GBP (Inner London – 9 months)
- 9135 GBP (Outer London – 9 months)
- Students completing studies in the UK get a 2 year post -study work Visa (PSW) Graduate Immigration route (GIR) . After the 2 years, they will be able to change to a skilled work visa if they find a job which meets the skill requirement of the domain. Through this post study visa arrangement Indian students get access to the UK labour market.
- Through the point based immigration system STEM graduates and professionals get work rights and can further secure a permanent residency (PR) status in the UK.(*Conditions Apply)
Main intakes during:
- January
- September
*There are Universities offering multiple intakes (February, April, May, October and November)
If you’re dreaming of getting a degree in the UK but has financial constraints, you can opt for a GREAT scholarship to study in the UK. The UK government offers hundreds of bursaries, scholarships, bursaries, and additional financial support to students from several countries. This includes Scotland’s Saltire Scholarships and Global Wales Scholarships for International Students applicable to Indian students.
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Study in New Zealand
CASStudy in New Zealand, one of the safest and most beautiful countries in the world. A strong research-intensive curriculum is a major advantage for applicants.
Situated in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand, the land of the Long White Cloud for the local Maori people, is an island country. It comprises the North and South Islands, along with many smaller islands and breath-taking landmasses. The New Zealand culture is a diverse and unique blend of Maori and European traditions, with influences from Asia, Polynesia and many other countries.
Education system in New Zeland
CASThe tertiary education system in New Zealand comprises universities, polytechnics and Wānanga.
Universities: There are 600 private universities and 8 state-funded universities in New Zealand. Public universities offer undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD programmes to its students.
ITPs: These are institutes of technology and polytechnics (ITPs) that offer foundation courses and undergraduate and postgraduate vocational courses for students. Currently, there are 23 polytechnics in New Zealand.
Wananga: If you are keen about learning the traditional values of Maori cultures, then Wānanga institutes are right for you. These institutes teach you everything about the culture of the Maori people.
Why study in New Zeland?
Here are some reasons why New Zealand should be considered as a study destination
- New Zealand institutes are recognised internationally and are highly regarded by employers worldwide.
- Teaching standards in the country are excellent. Students will immensely benefit from smaller class sizes that offer more individualised attention.
- The education system in New Zealand rewards students for both practical and academic achievements.
- New Zealand is a young country where resourcefulness and independence are highly regarded. Students can look forward to a very supportive learning environment where they are encouraged to raise questions and perform creatively.
Tourist attractions
Besides academia, there is always a room for activities outside the classroom, given such a fabulous location. New Zealand’s North Island is well known for its island sanctuaries and active volcanoes — it has a line of mountain ranges running with farmland on both sides. The South Island houses some of the purest landscapes on earth — don’t miss out on seeing the massive Southern Alps, which is the backbone of the South Island.
You can enjoy picturesque fjords, spectacular glaciers, rugged mountains, rolling hillsides, vast plains, subtropical forest and miles of coastline with beautiful sandy beaches. Even big cities are surrounded by lush greenery and are located not far from the country’s hills and coasts.
Study options
Institutes in New Zealand offer mainly two academic intakes: January and July. Some institutes offer multiple intakes to its students in September and November.
Students can choose between diploma, degree, vocational and polytechnic courses. Some of the popular courses amongst international students studying in New Zealand are Hospitality Management, Accounting, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, MBA and BCom.
Cost of studying in New Zealand
The tuition costs could be quite expensive at times, for some international students. An exception is if an international student is enrolled into a PhD programme in a recognised institution in New Zealand, then he/she pays the domestic tuition fees.
Arts and science courses could cost anywhere between NZD 20,000 and 25,000 per year. An undergraduate programme can cost between NZD 18,000 and 25,000 and a postgraduate programme can cost between NZD 10,000 and 30,000. You should also factor in your living expenses and transport cost. The student health cover is a must and it may cost you more if not taken from a recognised provider.
Scholarships for international students
Both government and non-government scholarships are available for international students in Canada. These include –
You can choose the following scholarships:
- New Zealand development scholarships
- New Zealand ASEAN scholar awards
- New Zealand excellence awards
Some of the New Zealand university scholarships are
UC international first year scholarships
University of Otago international research postgraduate scholarships
University of Waikato international scholarships
Applying for a scholarship can help you manage your finances. Part-time work options can help you pay your expenses, too.
Students are allowed to work part time for 20 hours per week on study visas and full time during the vacations. There are strict rules about employment contract which every student needs to follow, for example a student can’t be self-employed while studying in New Zealand. Research students who are pursuing their doctoral studies at universities in New Zealand are allowed to work full time. Also every student who earns through their part-time or full-time work is liable to pay tax.
Benefits of studying in New Zealand
- Chance to enhance your peer-to-peer learning and interpersonal skills since you will be sharing your ideas with people from all over the globe. New Zealand is home to around 40,000 international students.
- Availability of multiple intakes and part-time work options.
- Opportunities for spouse to migrate with the partner and get a work permit. Children, if any, can study in New Zealand on domestic student tuition fees, if their parents are permanent residents of the country.
- Options to stay back in the country and look for job opportunities, for students involved in research/doctoral programmes.
- Seven out of eight universities are recognised amongst the top 500 worldwide.
- Though Auckland is the most bustling city in New Zealand, cities like Wellington, Christchurch and Hamilton are equally popular with some of the best colleges in the country.
- The crime rate, as per world standards, is low in New Zealand.
If you are keen about studying in New Zealand, you need to plan now. All you have to do is speak to us. It is going to be an exciting journey for you, to explore the kiwi land and get to interact with so many different brains from all around the world, with a bonus of exploring the beauty of nature